Hi Folks, I have a strange problem. The background jpeg image doesn't render properly in some of the browsers- not able to pin point which ones...But I got a screen shot of both and put it on the above URL. Please help me in sorting this out...Thank you
Have you tried changing the image to .png... And we need to know in which browser the problem is occurring.
maybe this little tips will help you, 1. make sure your image in RGB mode, some computer cannot render CMYK images. 2. make sure your image name not contain space, use "-" mark is better like this image-name.jpg some computer cannot render image named with space.
This might be a wild guess -- but I suspect the machine giving you the low colour depth is, well... set for 16 bit color instead of 24 bit, that or they are using something like Opera Turbo that's decreasing the image quality to make it load faster. -- edit -- yeah, I just turned "turbo" on and it renders exactly as described. Opera defaults to having turbo disabled... and normally users who turn it on know that images will be degraded; could be they're on an ISP that uses similar compression too. though jpeg for gradients is usually a waste of bandwidth, as that's something PNG optimizes better -- though I'd have to see how you're building those gradients in the first place to say for sure. That said, your pages have MAJOR code and accessibility issues. Not only is it a train wreck on the accessibility front with the fixed metric (px) fonts, presentational images in the markup, and fixed width layout -- you've got multiple doctypes, tables for layout, nothing remotely resembling semantic markup, endless pointless DIV and classes/ID's, non-breaking spaces doing padding's job, and a whole host of other issues that -- well, as the 42 validation errors say -- it's not HTML, it's gibberish. Though much of that I've come to expect from off the shelf CMS like Joomla -- the invalid nesting of a second HTML file inside a table most certainly can't be blamed on that, and could be causing all sorts of issues. Really, how a gradient is rendering is the least of your problems.
Thank you Death shadow. Got fixed by a .png. I have done the design. Well, I will point this comment to the developer. Hope to see the site in HTML...